The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1887-05-28
HORSE 1s:' ] NOTES

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--Isidor Cohnfeld is driving the bay
mare Meta Medium and Miss Cobb to-
The new m Y \ wagon nGthhateI IthaateaIpoor paaasus
polled{at Suffolk weighed Ibut seventy
Two p0unds.n99 gtla RaaYali&a
q --E. j.. Baldwin,s stable of runners
nave reached Louisvllle 1 direct from
California gtuaa ytla hns ,aoB
5-- -T1CJ salifornla, turfnsn are sagitating
the ! organization Of q, Western Trotting
Assoclation ~ s. inil8 fat&
lv.a--Jack sd Phillips should Introduce
spg s1%e ssI spsSla ties such fp ss double team
w. w. Vansant's b. g. Merchant
VIE was dead lame the day OF the road
race'at Suffolk,} OS 39i3uH
walter Gratz lost recently at Mem
phis the 2.year-old bay colt Called
Back, by imported Highlander, out OF
Alics Bruce.1i9i af& JW--
3d-The National Association of Trot-
ting Horse Breeders decides, that Col
onel Wood is by Billy Patterson and
not by Charley Il. 'slS8E
John Shepherd Of Boston, adopted
q singular method gof selling TDe Bary.
He received sealed bids4and agreed to
$4,000. ,y '.a'7'''Fa : -
AT the Memphis track there are
Eve Of the produce Of the famous mare
Belle Knight inaGtraining Freeland.
1Ereeman,l Free Night Long Night and
Jack Phillips has gone his annual
rounds OF the Suffolk Course fences
with the white. wash brush,l and also
made some much needed repairs On tho
grand stand. ,e, ~ ,,,,io,,
The public wants to see square
trottlng at Point Breeze, and will ex:
pect Messrs. Pawllng &:Passmore as
proprietors to look to the interest Of
their patrons, n,ktuo ,,,n.isd
The Ives Pool bill has passed the
New York Assembly, but must yet 20
through the Senate and receive the
signature of the Governor before it can
become q law. ItiW t.lqYa0 ,ra1
2,---After seeing 'Banburg, Green B.
Morris said: .'There's the, best 3-year.
old I have seen IN three years; I have
seen nothing like him since Drake Car
ter was at his best as a 3-year-old.
John s. Clark, OF New Brunswick.
N.J.,F has offered j. II. Shuts $500
for the produce of Beatrice (dam Of
Pdtron), who Is i'll foal to Pancoast.
whether the foal be dead OF alive.
The b. G.. g. D. S. (record 2. 3O),
sired by Tattler, Jr., and owned by W.
M. Snyder and l.. +. Kingsbury, of
Sheshequins Pa, Is in fine condition,
being logged by Lem Klngsbury.
"a The brown mare Astute, foaled
1880, by Tom Bowling, dam Crescent,
by Australian, died at b. T.. Cockrill's
Riohland Stud. Nashville, Tenn, while
foaling a colt to imported Saxon.
The Pittsburg Exposition Grounds,
recently purchased by the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company. has been leased
by a number OF gentlemen Who pro.
pose using 1T us "a gentlemen's driving
course. nr& di.ila az aaEf1
! The judges stand at Suffolk has
been moved several rods up the stretch.
1t is now directly opposite the centre of
the grand starld. The reporters stand,
not being robust enough to stand the
change, collapsed.
'it--D. ID. Withers has sold his famous
old campaigner, Duplex, by Macaroon
or King Ernest, dam Echo, by Lexing-
ton, to w. @. DAILY. Duplex is now
8 years old, and has proved himself
one OF the best campaigners Of the
day. Y.8p a&W yaDY EEt 8nlil
e0-Llzzie Krepp, the 3.year-old filly,
by King Alfonso, dam .Troubadour's
dam, died at. Memphis. She had taken
a cold while en- route from Mobile with
the rest of Captain Browns string,
and pneumonia developed. $50
The horse distemper, or whatever
1t may be called, went the rounds Of
the various Southern tracks-or nearly
all tof them-during the winter, and
while, perhaps, 1T was q trifle worse at
Memphis than at other points there is
hardly a vestage of 1t now $50
-TTotting interests are livening up
at Suffolk. w. Van Valkenburg, Of
Ogdensburg, N. Y, has been there for
a week or two with abouta dozen, and
W.2B. Morgan has b. q. Moulton Gree.
ord 2 .30), ch. 6. Billy Norris, Jr., and
9 b.. t. by Alcyone. a Hunter, Of
Prescott, Ont. arrived on the Oath
ult,, with the BIN. Little Vic, the
great ice .champaigner, and W. +.
Pratt, of Watertown. n N. Y, has just
put in appearances, with two
,--Tremont has again come to the
front as a Suburban faVOrite. The
Bard holds his own, as does Bob Fisher
and. Ben, Ali, while tRataplan and
Guenn are strong. Sir Joseph has gone
back, and Blue Wing moved forward.
The position of affairs In the Kentucky
Derby Is unchanged, except that Ban.
bnrg' g excellent, showing at Memphis
has caused a nibbling at his chances.
Blue Wing's recent Memphis perform
ance has made aim a hot? favorite for
the Brooklyn Handicap, with hosts of
takers. For the Withers the run on
fremont has caused 1t to be generally
interpreted that the stable will start
Hanover, reserving fremont for the
Suburban., and hence Hanover is now